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Believing the Truth about Ourselves

Summary: Sometimes I wrap sticky fingers around something that is not true about me. I wrestle around with the lie and find myself jumping hurdles to the truth. Column: I think it’s a temptation for everyone. I think we all fight against it, question it, and worst of all, some of us believe it- Lies. Lies in our head we believe about ourselves. I had a strange thing happen to me several...

Local Chamber of Commerce optimistic about business growth in Tuscarawas County

Summary: Area businesses have a strong advocate and supporter in the Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce. The organization’s president/CEO sees both positive signs and significant challenges for the year ahead. The Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce is a private organization dedicated to the growth of business and industry in the county. Scott Robinson has served as the president/CEO of...

Sled hockey games push awareness and equality

Summary: The Sled Hockey Charity Games will return to Alice Noble Ice Arena on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 5-7. The College of Wooster Club Ice Hockey Team will compete against the Wooster Oilers Junior Hockey Club. The winner will compete against the Wildcats. Following the games, attendants can try out the sleds on the ice. Athletes with physical disabilities desire what any other athlete...

Stretching the power of Valentine’s Day

Summary: Angela blogs about expanding Valentine’s Day. Eight years ago, during my first Valentine’s Day with my husband, I was given a bouquet of red roses and a super sized box of Russell Stover’s chocolates. This day was the first time we exchanged those three magical words. They were very anticipated and welcomed. Valentine’s Day has such a beautiful premise, very appropriate for this...

Column: Finding love in the cracks and crevices of life

Column summary: Is Valentine's Day making you sad every year? Is your expectation of it ridiculously high? Time to take it down a notch and get real about what love really is. By the time you read this Valentine’s Day will have come and gone, neatly tucked away in the annals of time and space. Every year I write something on Valentine’s Day, that day of love and gifting that’s prompted by...
Mercy Medical Center verified as a Level II Trauma Center

Mercy Medical Center verified as a Level II Trauma Center

The trauma center at Mercy Medical Center has been verified as a Level II Trauma Center by the Verification Review Committee (VRC), an ad hoc committee of the Committee on Trauma (COT) of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). This achievement recognizes the trauma center’s dedication to providing optimal care for injured patients. Established by the American College of Surgeons in 1987, the...

Roots of Health Dinner Club returns to Local Roots

Due to the popularity of last year’s Roots of Health Dinner Club, featuring presentations on health and nutrition topics as well as healthy, fresh, local meals, Local Roots Market and Café will host a new Roots of Health series starting Tuesday, Feb. 19. The dinner series will run for six consecutive Tuesday evenings, from Feb. 19 to March 26. Each evening’s presentation will begin at 5:30...
The Aultman Foundation seeks grant applicants

The Aultman Foundation seeks grant applicants

The Aultman Foundation is accepting grant applications Feb. 25 through March 16 from 501(c) 3 nonprofit organizations with projects focusing on health and wellness, education and/or human services. Special consideration is given to proposed projects and services that focus on the underserved, elderly and/or children. Proposed projects or services must impact the communities served by Aultman...
Dover High School Steel Band prepares to drum up iPan, u listen!

Dover High School Steel Band prepares to drum up iPan, u listen!

The Dover High School Steel Band, under the direction of Joan Wenzel, will create an evening of warm-weather paradise for their annual Pantasia concert. The unique event will be held on Feb. 17, and will be a celebration of the steel pan, the students who give life to this ensemble and the art of the pun, hence the title for this year’s Pantasia event. The program will showcase the 35 musicians...

Renacci statement on passage of the Require a PLAN Act

U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci (OH-16) released the following statement on H.R. 444, the “Require a PLAN Act” which passed in the House of Representatives with bipartisan support: “The Senate has not passed a budget in four years and the President’s last budget would have added more than $10 trillion to our debt over the next decade. Continuing down the path we are on – which spends massive amounts...